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ESCOP 2015

Welcome the the 19th Conference of the European Society for Cognitive Psychology.

12:00 EEST

Women in Cognitive Science (WiCS) Symposium Lara A-B

14:00 EEST

ERC Information Session Lara A-B

16:00 EEST

Conference Opening Akamas A-B-C-D

16:30 EEST

Keynote Lecture 1 - The Broadbent Lecture Akamas A-B-C-D

17:30 EEST

Poster Session A Terrace

19:30 EEST

Welcome reception TBA

09:00 EEST

Attention and working memory: commonalities and differences Akamas A Automatic and strategic processes in the Stroop effect Akamas B Big data approaches to understanding visual word recognition Akamas D Current methods and advances in prospective memory research Akamas C Implicit vs. explicit learning and consolidation Amoroza A Neurocognitive correlates of cognitive control Amoroza B-C Social and emotional information processing in the developing brain Amoroza D What Bayesian methods can do for cognitive science Lara A-B

11:00 EEST

Coffee break Lobby

11:30 EEST

Bilingualism Lara A-B Decision mechanisms / Consciousness Amoroza D Language I Akamas C Memory I Akamas D Numerical cognition I Amoroza A Speech processing Amoroza B-C Task switching Akamas B Working memory I Akamas A

13:10 EEST

Lunch break TBA

14:20 EEST

Attention and cognitive control Akamas A Bilingualism II Lara A-B Language II Akamas C Memory II Akamas D Reading and text comprehension Amoroza B-C Social cognition Amoroza A Spatial cognition Amoroza D Visual perception Akamas B

16:00 EEST

Coffee break Lobby

16:30 EEST

Keynote Lecture 2 Akamas A-B-C-D

17:30 EEST

Poster Session B Terrace

19:30 EEST

ESCOP Business Meeting Lara A-B

09:00 EEST

A fight against forgetting from working memory: refreshing and removal Akamas A Bridging cognitive psychology and artificial intelligence Akamas C Circadian influences on human cognition: a multidisciplinary approach from cognitive neuroscience and chronobiology Amoroza D Cognitive plasticity: evidence for behavioral and neural changes after intensive cognitive training Amoroza B-C How cognition supports social interaction: From joint action to dialogue Akamas D How is serial order coded in working memory? Akamas B Relationship between attentional set and task-set Lara A-B Unconscious influences on goal-directed cognition Amoroza A

11:00 EEST

Coffee break Lobby

11:30 EEST

Attention I Akamas A Cognitive ageing / Dementia Amoroza B-C Cognitive control I Akamas D Dyslexia / Phonological processing Amoroza A Language III Akamas C Learning Amoroza D Numerical cognition II Akamas B Visual word recognition Lara A-B

13:10 EEST

Lunch break TBA

14:20 EEST

Action / Perception Akamas C Attention II Akamas A Bilingualism III Amoroza A Cognitive control II Akamas D Emotion I Lara A-B Neuropsychology Amoroza B-C Reasoning Amoroza D Working memory II Akamas B

16:00 EEST

Coffee break Lobby

16:30 EEST

Keynote Lecture 3 – The Bertelson Award Akamas A-B-C-D

17:30 EEST

Poster Session C Terrace

20:15 EEST

Conference Dinner TBA

09:00 EEST

Current trends in associative learning Akamas C Executive control in affective contexts: evidence from healthy, clinical and paediatric populations Akamas B How emotion and motivation influence cognitive control Amoroza A Modulating the social brain via transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS) Amoroza B-C Social antecedents and consequences of action control Lara A-B The cognitive effects of bilingualism Akamas D The role of long-term memory in working memory Akamas A The role of stress in visual word recognition and reading aloud Amoroza D

10:40 EEST

Coffee break Lobby

11:00 EEST

Attention and objects Lara A-B Emotion II Amoroza B-C Face processing Amoroza A Memory and Categorization Amoroza D

12:00 EEST

Keynote Lecture 4 Akamas A-B-C-D

13:00 EEST

Conference Closing TBA